A85: Dropped Calc

To: assembly-85@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: A85: Dropped Calc
From: Robby Gutmann <gutmann@planet-connect.com>
Date: Tue, 23 Sep 1997 19:05:00 -0500
Reply-To: assembly-85@lists.ticalc.org

Thanx for everyones help, i just have some questions about TI's repair and
guarantee process.  I bought my calc less than a year ago, so from what i
hear, its supposed to be under warranty still, right?  Was there anything i
had to do when i bought it, cuz im not sure, but i dont think i did anything
except pop in some batteries, and fire it up.  Most warranties have some
kind of clause that says, in effect, that if i do something stupid (like
dropping my calc on its head), they dont have to repair/replace it.  Is this
the case with TI's warranty?  Ive been trying to call TI, but i have
sceduling problems calling them when they are open (despite the fact that i
live in Texas; please no jokes).  If they do take it back, how long does it
take them?  I do have to go to math class, science, take tests in those said
classes, and so on.  Do ppl think i shpuld just give up and get a new one?
I would appreciate any help anyone could give me, thanx much

Robby Gutmann
gutmann@planet-connect.com
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